We welcome the announcement that exploration activity will not go forward in Category 2 lands this summer while Albertans are still having conversations on the future of this landscape.
Tent Mountain coal mine: Niitsitapi Water Protectors, landowners group, environmental orgs urge Canada to designate project for assessment
April 6, 2021 CALGARY/TERRITORIES OF THE NIITSITAPI (BLACKFOOT) AND PEOPLES OF TREATY 7, INCLUDING THE SIKSIKA, PIIKUNI, KAINAI, TSUUT’INA AND STONEY NAKODA FIRST NATIONS, INCLUDING … Read More
Coal in SW AB: What you Need to Know
Watch our panel discussion on open-pit mining, featuring voices from the conservation, indigenous and ranching communities. Our guests will speak about the Grassy Mountain Coal project hearing, the cancellation of Alberta’s coal policy and the impacts of these changes/projects will have on their communities.
Alberta’s habitat restoration projects a step in the right direction, but need to consider larger conservation goals
Sept 10, 2020 Calgary – CPAWS Southern and Northern Alberta chapters are encouraged to see the government’s investment of $9.7-million in restoration projects to benefit habitat for Alberta’s … Read More
Albertans Ignored to Allow Motorized Recreation and Industry in Castle Parks
For Immediate ReleaseNovember 28, 2019 Calgary, AB – To appease a noisy minority, the Government of Alberta appears to be opening the door for motorized recreation … Read More
New land-use plans good for land, water and recreation
The Government of Alberta released drafts of the Land Footprint Management Plan and the Recreation Management Plan for the Porcupine Hills and Livingstone Range yesterday. … Read More
An important step in preserving our outdoor heritage
By Katie MorrisonConservation Director, CPAWS Southern Alberta Some of the most amazing landscapes we have in southern Alberta can be found in the southwest corner of … Read More
Conservationists and recreationists celebrate land-use plans in Southern Alberta
Press Release For Immediate Release: Conservationists and recreationists celebrate land-use plans in Southern Alberta. Calgary AlbertaMay 17th, 2018 Albertan conservation and recreation groups are celebrating … Read More
New draft plans good for conservation and recreation but need your input.
The forests of Southern Alberta provide water, sustain fish and wildlife, and offer some of the province’s best opportunities for recreation and tourism. But pressures … Read More
Getting Involved in Conservation Work
What work is being done in southern Alberta to protect our province’s forests? How can you help?
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